Mixed media painting signed 'Lobo 2008'

This colorful piece features a vibrant beach scene depicted in a stylized, pop-art manner. The artwork shows a stylized yellow sun with radiating fiery orange and deep blue rays dominating the upper portion of the composition. Below the sun, a curling ocean wave displays intricate blue and green patterns with white seafoam cascading onto a golden-yellow sand beach. In the lower right corner, a person is partially visible lying on the sand near a surfboard, showing bare feet and red swim trunks. The piece is housed behind glass in a layered presentation, featuring a dark inner mat and a wider light blue outer mat, all enclosed within a weathered brown wood-toned frame with visible linear grain textures. The artwork bears a signature and date at the lower right corner that appears to read 'Lobo 2008'. The condition appears generally good and clean within its presentation frame, though the physical medium beneath the glass has not been examined directly and remains unauthenticated.

Based on what I can see in the photograph, this mixed media painting features a vibrant, pop-art style beach scene and bears a signature and date at the lower right corner reading 'Lobo 2008'. The artwork appears to be in generally good and clean condition within its double-matted presentation frame. However, because this assessment is conducted entirely from a photograph, I cannot verify the physical medium beneath the glass, the materials used, or the actual age of the work, and a physical inspection is required to determine these details. The value range provided is estimated under the assumption that the attribution to the artist is correct. In the current market, whimsical pop-art coastal scenes of this type generally attract moderate interest from decorative art collectors. If a physical inspection reveals this piece to be an unsigned reproduction, a studio copy, or merely created 'in the style of' the artist rather than an autograph work, the value would be significantly lower, typically falling into the $75 - $150 decorative bracket. To establish a higher level of confidence in the attribution and value, an in-person examination by a qualified fine art appraiser, detailed provenance documentation, and potential consultation with a specialist familiar with the artist's specific body of work would be necessary.